Justin Busch

@EBluemountain1 @SmokeysSophie Here are two of the tweets X marked as hateful conduct, unbelivable!!

Interesting—40 people from NYYRC (NYC Young Republicans) attended CPAC Hungary in 2024. Who paid the travel expenses for 40 people—flights, hotels, food? I’m sure they’ll say the club, pointing to the money raised through their galas in recent years. But at this point, it’s worth taking a much deeper look into the organization as a whole. The club’s former chairman, Gavin Wax, was very close to “The Center for Fundamental Rights” (link below), the Hungarian organization that was receiving $23–$27 million per year in funding from Orbán’s government—and potentially additional funds from Gazprom/Russia that Magyar referenced. alapjogokert.hu/en/about-us/ou… Miklós Szánthó, the organization’s chairman, and others attended NYYRC galas. Alex Bruesewitz—who had a contract with either Wax or NYYRC directly—helped secure attendance from Donald Trump Jr. and, at one point, even President Trump. Most New York Republicans stayed away because we saw the direction this was heading—hard-right, with the hosting of extreme European figures that raised serious concerns. Meanwhile, those of us who refused to go along were attacked by Gavin Wax, Vish Burra, and even Raheem Kassam as part of an “establishment” that needed to be destroyed—because, you know… populism. Meanwhile, can someone explain why Raheem Kassam has not faced greater scrutiny, given the role he has played within these circles and his influence over parts of Trump’s movement? Hello @RealTomHoman? The New York Young Republican Club was effectively taken over by Steve Bannon, Raheem Kassam, Posobiec, and a number of European far-right elements, including figures from Austria and Germany. This is the same club that, for a long time, had Vish Burra as deputy chairman. The New York Young Republican Club—under Gavin Wax and Vish Burra, with strong influence from Steve Bannon—became a hub for a far-right, nationalist faction within MAGA. In the process, it drifted from its original mission and, at times, even positioned itself against President Trump and Republicans who had supported him from the start. I think I’m done with this subject for today, but if you want more background on how things unfolded, you can read the article I published last month, which reviews DOJ files related to Epstein, Bannon, and their Russian associates. However, we still need to complete the cleanup, and Magyar’s win may mark the beginning of dismantling the Russian-financed far-right extremists who have tried to take over conservatism. x.com/evikokalari/st…